<p>I'm completely torn between Northeastern and Delaware as a nursing major. I have visited both and I love the coop program at Northeastern that gives a lot of work experience in clinicals starting early. But, the campus does not have a strong sense of unity because of students always leaving for coop, and the lack of sports teams.
I also love the community and campus feel of University of Delaware, with the sports teams and suburban setting. But, I'm worried that their nursing program does not start doing clinicals in hospitals till the end of senior year.
University of Delaware would be about $10,000 cheaper, and I know after maybe working a couple years I want to go on to get my Masters; but it worried me that some students don't have jobs when they graduate and their lack of experience in the hospital. Whereas, Northeastern guarantees almost all nursing students have jobs when they graduate, and the coop program really gives them a foot in the door to feel which specialty of nursing they like.</p>
<p>PLEASE HELP!</p>